Adah didn't say anything at first, dropping her eyes and sorting out thoughts, neurons, synopsis, and pain first.
She wanted to ask how it happened.
She wanted to ask if it was worth keeping it from her from so long.
She wanted to ask what the evidence that put the guilt of his father was, and if what he felt for how it happened could even begin to compare with what it felt like to actually be there and watch it happen.
Re: Tables, Chairs, and Blankets
She wanted to ask how it happened.
She wanted to ask if it was worth keeping it from her from so long.
She wanted to ask what the evidence that put the guilt of his father was, and if what he felt for how it happened could even begin to compare with what it felt like to actually be there and watch it happen.
But the only thing she managed was, "Was it?"